The A
MLK's home ground, Olympic rings, murals, and "What'll ya have!"
Atlanta from its conscience outward: Dr. King's birth home, Ebenezer's pulpit and the reflecting-pool tomb on Auburn Avenue — walked first, and with respect. Then the city that grew around it: the Olympic rings fountain, the Jackson Street Bridge skyline, Krog Street Tunnel's ever-changing paint, the BeltLine into Ponce City Market, and the world's largest drive-in yelling its famous question at you.
The stops
Walk it first, walk it quietly: the birth home, Ebenezer Baptist, and the reflecting-pool tomb. One respectful team photo at the eternal flame + one sentence in your note about what this place means.
The most photographed skyline view in Georgia. Team silhouette against downtown — walkers optional.
The paint changes weekly. Each teammate with a different piece — one collage. The tunnel echoes; use it for the video.
Arrive by BeltLine on foot like you mean it. Photo on the Eastside Trail with the old Sears building behind you.
The Fountain of Rings from '96. Team jump timed to the jets — soaked teammates score sympathy, not points.
The hometown syrup empire. Photo with the Pemberton statue; +5 for surviving the international tasting room and naming your poison on video.
World's largest drive-in since 1928. Order like you've been coming for decades — a "naked dog walking" said with confidence, on video. Finale: onion rings for the table.